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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
Dan Lyons and the Queen.

Some years ago Dan Lyons, we'll
remembered in this State as an
honest member of the Legislature
and manager of the Virginia Chron-
icle. moved to the Sandwich Islands
and there started a newspaper.
Every body who ever knew Dan in
Nevada wished him prosperity. Of
course Dan being an Irishman was
Immediately ''fornenst the govern
ment" and his paper soon turned
its batteries against the Kalakua
regime and he used to bang it at
the royal family In great shape.
From a New York dispatch it is
quite evident that Dams paper has
become a power in the land; as the
dispatch says that a few days ago
the Queen received copy of it in
New York and on reading a pre-
diction that the royal family Of the
Islands was on its last legs and that
the whole dynasty was soon to be
snuffed out, she shed tears.
Doubtless on going to her room
she had a good cry and said some
uncomplimentary things about our
old friend Dan. We are willing to
wager that if Dan should ever hear
that his remarks had made the
Queen cry he would call around at
the Palace and agree to make the
Advertiser a red hot government
organ from this on. Shotguns and
clubs don't scare Dan at all but a
woman's tears lets him out.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
The Devil in CaIifornia.

During the past few days crime
has been on the rampage In Cali
iornla:
A Chinaman attempted to ravish
a child at Napa:
An Italian in Mendocino county
stabbed and killed a man who had
accidentally thrown a piece of bread
in his face.
Fred Rodgers of Sacramento, ran
away with Abraham Harrklns wife,
and there is stabbing, shooting and
robberies all over the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
GoIdenson GIoats i'm Triumph.

When Goldenson, the murderer
of Mamie Kelly, heard of Attorney
Regensberger' death, he said: L
told you so. My prophecy has
come true. / told him in court that
his neck would be broken before
mine was, for the way he persecut-
ed me.
During the progress of the Gold
enson trial, Regensberger, IN his
speech to the jury, presented the
facts of the murder so wildly that
Goldenson rose anerily in the dock,
and when the attorney predicted
the murderers death on the gal
lows Goldenson made the remark
alluded to.-S. +. Post.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26

They are All Consolidated INTO
the y. y. q. Il. IL. 60.

Articles of incorporation. ANAL
gamation and consolidation" of the
following railroad companies were
fled to-day. Santa Cruz & FELTON,
Railroad. South Pacific Coast Rail
road. Bay and Coast Railroad, Oak
land Township Railroad, San Fran
cisco & Colorado River Railroad,
FELTON, & Pescadero Railroad and
Alameda Branch Railroad. The
articles set forth that the directors
and holders of issued stock have
agreed to the consolidation and
amalgamation, of their capital
stock, depots. property, assets and
franchises and that the name OF
the new corporation shall be the
South Pacific Coast Railway Com
pany. The length of the railroad
and its branches is one hundred
and thirty six miles, and the con-
templated length is seven hundred
and fifty miles. The capital stock
is $50 100000 divided into 10000
shares of 800, one share of which
goes to the stockholders, for each
share originally held by them. OF
the issued stock James G. FAIR
owns 1884 shares. The Directors
are: James G. Fair, President; E.
j. goldman, f. S. Pilsbury, W. G. |
Cohen, New York; Chas. E, Stew
art, V. G. Gaskill and L. B. Bench
Low
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
CAGIxG THE sEAN-EATER.
Mike SzcGOwan Tries to De-
YOUR Onicer Fur;ong.

About l o'clock yesterday morn
ing, McGowan. commonly called
the man-eater, from a DISPOSE
ton he has Of trying to eat people
was in Sweeny's saloon as the bar
keeper was about closing up. He
was ordered to leave, but declined.
saying that the surroundings of
the place suited HIM. The bar
keeper, who knew of his great mas
ticating powers, did not feel like
trying conclusions with him, and
accordingly sent for officer Furlong.
Furlong ordered him out, whereup-
on he remarked that no officer that
lived could put him out. The Of
fcer opened the ball by grabbing
his man by the collar, and there
was a lively fracas. They rolled
over the floor a while and upset the
furniture, when the man-eater be-
gan to make his midnight lunch off
Furlong, who at ouce began to use
his cane. He wore hickory club
out on MCGOWAN, and then dragged
him to the lookup. MCGOWAN
still lies in jail recovering from the
effects of his spree and his fracas.
He was liberated from the State
Prison the day before, and solemn
ly promised the Warden that he
would never take another drink
while he lived,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
Horse Breaking.

The small boys are never so
happy as when Doc. Benton is
breaking a horse In the rear of
his stables. He puts the uninitiat-
ed animal in a big dray The horse
tries to walk on his hind legs a spell
but fails. The boys all holler. The
horse then rears up and tries to
turn a back summersault over the
dray, fails also. Boys jump up and
down and yell. Horse then lays
down a spell and boys groan de-
risIvely. Gets mp and tries to walk
in Sam Wright's house. Johnny
Wright repells him with a club and
don't let him hang hat in the hall.
Animal bolts back into Benton
stables and tries to climb into hay
loft. Wakes up old Simons who re-
pells him with a pitch fork and
goes to sleep again. Boys all crazy
with delight. Horse pulls out of
dray, smashes a Chinese laundry,
aud breaks for Pine Nut Boys go
home happy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
Life in the interior of Cali

Lille IN the Interior OF CALI
fornia is rapidly becoming one
continual picnic. What with
balloons, special trains, prize
shot guns, pistols, hunting suits,
sewing machines and other in
ducements to subscribe for the
San Francisco merning papers,
there no longer seems to be
much necessity to work for a
living.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
shower.

A delightful shower struck
Carson yesterday about 5 o'clock
In the afternoon. 1t came from
a single cloud just about the
size Of the town. The sun was
shining brightly and the rain
was confined to the regular mu-
nicipal limits.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
Piano Tuning .

Prof Zech is once more in the city
on a piano tuning mission. Orders
can be left at Friends jewelry
store. mo IT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
ALL SORTS.
Wizard OilatGeo. Thaxter,s.

/
crops.
An English photographer ha
discovered how to photograph il
colors.
Mr.. Jesse Taggert will as
sumo control of the Enterprise
next Monday.
1t is high time that our citi
zens began to agitate the 4th OF
July celebration.
The Reno boom still continues
and the clerks are busy recording
real estate sales and mortgages.
Since Bernhardt's arrival, the
Frisco dudes assume the French
with pronounced Choctaw accent.
For SALE. "A large room
residence in the Western part of
the city. Fine location. Apply at
this office.
Warden Mccullough has sue
cessfully drained the low ground
connected with the State Prison
and also cleaned out the bath
houses.
The young boy arrested the
other day and charged with selling
whiskey to Indians. will probably
be discharged as there is not suffi-
cient evidence to convict.
The San Francisco courts have
finally decided to let Hope, the
forger, go 6ack to New York on
requisition. One by one the old
residents of California are going
East.
The Pope is again calling to
DR.. Me Glynn to come to Rome.
TheaPope should send on an excur-
sion ticket or something of that
kind; or at least agree to pay half
the expenses.
Christian Nauert yesterday
brou ght suit against John w.
Mackay to recover 5000 al
legged due him from that gentle
man as one Of the incOrporators
of the National Opera Company.
John Vanderberg, was ar
rested in Rockville, Mo-, last
Tuesday for Outraging Jennie
Anderson of that place. At his
preliminary hearing he was
shot dead. AS two Of the girls
brothers were present it is sup
posed they did the shooting.
Special secret service agents
have gone to San Diego for the pur-
pose of breaking up a gang of
smugglers who are said to be OPP
Grating from that point, and in or
der to make sure that no guilty
person will escape the newspapers
have been given the opportunity
of advertising the advance of the
Government agents.
Mr.. Haggerty, the shoemaker,
says that he has carefully studied
the situation in Europe. He thinks
that Germany is treading on the
toes Of France and anxious for a
row. When the row starts, Russia
will jump in behind Germany, and
the Teutons being between two fires,
viii be badly lambasted He says
that 10 the old country a cobbler's
opinion of big war is always con-
sidered authentic.
A farmer named Gibson, liy-
ing on the upper division of Rob
ert's Island, shot a dove near his
house, which dropped In the grain.
Seeing something moving toward |
.he place where the bird had fallen,
and blinking it coon, he fred at
he object, which proved to be his
- year-old son Desmond, who was
lldlng IN the grim. The charge
entered the boys breast and he
lied shortly afterward.
The fashion boom has just
struck the town of Guarajuoto
Mexico, the following ordinance
las been passed:
/. Every male resident of
his city is required to wear
from and after the
Eth of June.
p Any person within the
Of this city, be he
'esident or not, who is found
lisobeying this requirement will
,e liable to imprisonment from
ne to three days and a fine of
rom fifty cents to So. Meas
L e l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
srOcKs.

4h0 Ophir-93
$50 Mexican-54
500 Gould & Curry so
$50 Best & Belcher-7B
430 Con. Cal. & Va-l84
300 Savage-55
$50 Chollar-7s
90 Potosi-S
$50 Hale & Norcross-4 81
405 Crown Point-53
$50 Yellow Jacket-54
455 Imperial -2l
30 Kentuck Ia
400 Alpha-3 %
400 Bclcher-4 20
so Condolences
400 Sierra Nevada 50
30 Utah.
$50 Bullion-2 45
400 Exchequer-1 SD
$40 Overman- 80
600 JUSTICE a.
$50 Union-3 So
300 Alta-2 so
200 Julia 75c
80 Caledonla-65c
100 Goodshaw-10
100 Silver Hill-59c
40 Con. Pacific-25c
100 Bodice go
250 Bulwer-24
100 Mono 40
$50 Holmes 2 15
800 Tioga-15c
$50 North Belle Isle-10
100 Navajo %
$50 Mt. Diablo-4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-26
She Got Damages

FRESNO, May 23.-In the Super
ior Court today a jury returned a
verdict of $1,000 damage s in the
case Of Miss. j. Clinton Jones
against Rev. D. o. Kelley, the
priest in the Episcopal Church of
this city. Miss Jones taught a
class in languages in this city last
year. A young EDgIishman named
Woollis made reports derogatory to
Miss Jones character. and the re-
marks were repeated by Kelly, who
also forbade her communion. In
consequence her class was broken
up, and she sued Kelly for 81 900
damages. The verdict of the jury
was unanimous.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Still Oh Earth.

If you are III any way interested in
the subject, the experience of Mr.. A.
y. McGrew, u merchant at Manhattan.
Iowa, may be OF value to you Read
what lie says: About "a year ago was
very sick with u severe attack of lung
trouble. ltried great many pl,isi-
clans, and they ali told me had quick
consumption, and was entirely given
up. 50 weak thai l could hardly walk.
] travelled all through Nebraska aud
Colorado to try and get relief, bat With
Out effect, Often times after severe
spell of coughing my friends woulc
cover me up, expecting every moment
l would breathe my last. l was then
brought back home and as n last resort
like drowning man catching at 4
straw" l began using Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy, and the result is am
strong, healthy and well. attending TO
my business. Cba,nberlains Cough
Remedy shall recommend rs long as
live, for to that | owe everything
Sold BY Latham n Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Physiology.
By q pupil Of the De liza High school.

By pupil Of the Delta High School
The tirst thing to be considered IL
the structure of the human body. il
the bones AS they form the foundatioi
! Oh which the body is built. lii thr
perfect human body there are about
two hundred bones which are warm
pinkisll bodies. full OF blood vessels.
The muscles give form and aymme-
try to the body and also act Oh the
bones to produce motion. In this body
they are well developed and are hard
and dark colored.
The skin is. healthy performing its
offices aud not pale and tiabby but
dark colored and renewing itself often
and thus keeping itself soft and
healthy.
The hair is soft and oiled with ma
tures dressing.
The complexion is clear and pure.
The teeth are perfect and white as
nature made them.
The larnyx is full and the vocal
cords give clear. musical sounds.
Tie chest is broad aud there are
large lungs which are in such Il per-
feet condition that the impurities oI
the body are thrown off and the blood
kept pure.
The neart is strong aud healthy be-
ing mourn shed by the pure blood.
The cells of blood ale numerous Civ
ing heat and strength to the body and
daily repairing the waste and giving
new strength and life.
The digestive apparatus is kept in
perfect order by good nourisliing food.
The nervous system Is strengthened,
and not abused by excitement aud
narcotics, and is SO well balanced thai
brain is not allowed 10 oyerworS at
expense ut body.
The brain is fully developed and
well balanced. The thinking power
Of cerebrum, being put i'll use by
the executive power. of ceIebellum.
The equalization Of thought and
force viii thus lead in time 10 the
most perfect development of man.
mentally. morally and physically.
Thus u man In perfect health with
all the functions of body and mind in
good order would be AS perfect rs man
could be.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11

Mr.. +. II. Goodrich. Il st. Louis Trav.
cling Man. representing the Graham
Paper Co., contributes the following
it may be of value to you: IL have
been troubled with colds and soreness
Of the breast the past year and ind
great relief in chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. cheertully Recommend il
TO any one troubled with coughs OF
colds. give 1t trial" l.. Harry II mer.
chant of Sweet Home, Mo, has also
used ii for several years and knows its
value, he says Chamberlain's Cough
lsencdy never fails to give quick relief
and that lie always keeps 1t In the
house and would not be without 1t foI
five times Its cost. Sold by Latham \
Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Crawford Items.

The children of Snith's Fork and
vicinity had "A good time on Christmas
eve In the school house. where their
friends, married and single. had a
Christmas tree prepared for them un-
der the auspices Of the Smiths Fork
sabbath school. The tree. which bore
all kinds of fruits In abundance. was
loaded down, from pair of baby's
shoes " burro and poodle dog.
About o'clock p. m. the meeting WAS
called to order by the chairman. Z. q.
johnson, who in neat speech ex-
planned To the children the reason for
keeping Christmas, after Which the
following programme was presented. !.
Singing. lJewels) by the school: Re-
citation. (Christluas Greeting) by Mrs.
Rioc's class; defamation, boundaries
OF ChristmasJ by Eddie Grant; Recita-
ton. II think when read) by Mrs. j
Il. Fosters class; Reading. (Sant,,
Clans) by II. Grant; Singing, (Jesus
Loves mel by the school. Santa Claus
WAS then admitted and introduced to
the school by the chairman and the
iirc lit up. After Santa Claus had ad-
dresselit,e children hp then proceeded
to distribute thu presents not forget
ting any one from the youngest to the
Oldest. Refreshments were then pass.
ed around and your reporter secured
the best part Of chicken aud feels IL
uli Jared us lie did they hid no reason
to grumble. After the inner man was
supplied the choir sang IL Christmas
Anthem and all separated we'll pleased
with the Hrst visit of Santa Claus t.
the Smiths Fork valley amd hope he
will not forget to call next year.
The children OF Myx. III. II. R,co's
and Mrs. j.. II. Foster's, classes, wen,
through their purt Of the progrmnme
In guud style aud reflect much credli
on tllos,, lssdirs for tho pains taken by
them III tI,eit ips,racSiglt ,,'
ENpyM,oN,
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
For Sale.

My entire business, including Build
ings, Lots. Furniture. Store. Shop and
Lumber Yard. Anyone desiring Il
bargain will do well to consider the
above. T. BREIsE
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Ne,icc for rubItcntivn,
LAND OFFICE AT suSSrsos; colaAADo

LAND OFFICE AT GuNNIsoS. CoIDhApo,l
Dec. ~. IeSj.
Notice is hereby gwen that the tuilowni, nam
ed setter iileii notice oi Islntssti0u 10 make
nuai prcoi in support oi his claim, and that sid
poo; Will be lnadc beiore n il. hing. Couaty
Ju,Igr, at Delta, Colo. on Feb'y y. issss,
john H. Barrow b. 5. 2Ii Utc Series. for tie
SCI. sr,.. II. 4 ii =. X n W. OH 4. VI.
He tie following. witnesses Cd prove his
coii,inuo,ts residence ulDii. aad ctlivttlUi vi
s;.iI laIit, viz Jon L. Aslb.tis. sintri tir.ly.
john A. Peterson. Swsu A. .lolitI,sii, All Ut
hiteASlss Colo. Special nstice u James W
Irtcii.
t.-ge-2-i JOflN j. THOMAS. Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Notice Tor pub,ica.ion.
IAsp otf,cN AT GuNS,soN, col.o.
liza

LAND otr,ck AT GuNN,suN. Coio..
Dee. Ia. t>S6,
Notice Is hcsehygiven tina! the following named
s..tier has nied notice oI his Intention 10 MAKE
nuai prSsf IN siplrt vi his claim. asd that said
pruot Will be nadc before L. l.. Kellogg. clerk
Di>t, Cuirt ut Delta. Colorado. .uu january III
ls>i. viz; Iohn 4. smith, ID. :. -, Ute Series.
G,r tho ~'s sch. cis s~ See. sa', Up. IA >. ii, ~
W. 6tnf NJ.
cotittup,ls rcSidcnec upon, anu cultivation oi
std i,,,d, VIZ; Hciry l., l;pherts, Cre,L n. .sab
e.ts. 'ehn I, Doughty, kooer, l., irying,aH ui
itot,l,klss. Colo.
i2,st--iesa JoHNJ.TaoMAs, Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Notice sor rasitcation.

LAND OfflcE AT UtNNtsoN, toiORApN, "
bee. ii. lsSi, +
Notice Is hereby given that the following, nam
cd settler has iilei npsice OF his iiitcnuoG to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said prof will be p.auc before n. l.. hi,
ioa,., CLERK list. Court, at Delta, Colortao. On
Feby y, lSs1, yis Charles A. States, h, ). 80 Ute
Series, for the e. sw.s. Sec. l. T. 10 ;. Il. VI W.
9Th l.. NJ.
He NAMES the following witnesses to provc his
coutn-us resi,ieuce upon, aiid cultivation al,
said land, via JOSEPH, Noliti. Georgc a. Stanton,
CaArlcs D. Jo0nson. John Me.Allis,sr, all OF bei-
Ia Culo.
lasS-ll JOHN !. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Motto. for rual.ca,ion.

LAND OFFICE AT GUSsrsos, colo.,l
D,c. Il. Iss6- 4
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler Ras nlcd noticc OF his mention to make
nnal proof IN support OF his claim aud that said
proof will be made before A. X. King, County
Judge, al Delta, Cole. On February :. lsSI. viz
Robert q. Lewis. b. :. "a Ute Series, the 50
nwS4. nj swSa. Sec. 81 I. IL 5, X. " ". Gtn r,
II.
he names the following witnesses to pr~ve his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said lani, VIE; james Hutchinson. Amos Rey-
nstis, lohn Doughty. jesse Davis all of Ho,cn.
bliss Ivlo.
io--6-liSo JOHN. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Call of County Warrants.
Treasurers Office.

TreaSurerS Office,
Delta. Dec. 14th 1886.
There are funds in the hands of the
County Treasurer for the payment of
the following County Warrants viz:
4os-12S-342-4l9-415 42G-l44-42s 432
444-46B- -i7O-4I1-4Ts- -44S-4T2- AL 4o2
Notice is hereby given to the holders
of said warrants that interest will cease
after thirty days from date.
L. II. McGRANAuAN
County Treasurer
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Notice for publir.t,vu,
LAND OFFICE At GUSNIscS, Colo.
IL

LAND OFFICE AT GuSNIscS, GnLo..
Dec. lU, 1886. !
Notice is hereby given that tue following named
settler has nied notice of his Intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim. ami that said
pro-.f will be iua,e before Nm. \. Eckeriy
Clerk Dist Court, AT MontIu>e Coor,io. on jan.
10. 1851. viz Thomas NJ. herr. ID $40. Ute Ser
les, for the sci. nwts. swh ne. nMA4 SCI mel.
swI.. See. 90. I. 81 \. X. 10 W. \. VI. l.. ~
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uien, alid cultivation VI.
said land. viz: pavid N. Bailey. HoGace NJ.
Corey. of Sp,wn. Colo. Edward &. Robinson.
Richard 4. Jones OF AuriruSe. tioio.
JOHN j. THOMAS,
l2-l4-i-ls REGISTER.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Ne.ics ior l.ual,cn..on.
UNITED STATES LAND Ostius, /
~ \ NIs.Ia i.Illn h.x. Al Issx.

LIMITED oEAIks LAND OttttS.
oINNLsoS. Iuto., dec. 81, lesA.
Notice is hcfcos ssci that Tue ls'llu.iii Ma ned
settIei l.Su ivticc vi ais it.etlvli 10 l.Ak
niiai pruoi III sutott " s vii. tti.ll ,Aiu
rtuul VII, befOre Il. tAeiiutas, Clerk
Dt,tnc; Cuuft, Dei.t. CuiV, seul.Is,r sisi.
iss.. VIZ Cuaries ul,L.sii;r. -, y 80 ute
seties iuf tie "a swet Sc ca ilw,A 10 i.
Ii =. Il. ~ " -otu 4. NJ
liz. iisn,,s ,liu io,ioaa Nit,e ss.,, to Prove his
cVl.tissut,.,is Ie.stsictiec up,u sIitiSusn VI
s.I.tl i.u VIZ. s.til.,l tisslls. tlcAfy Aty ln.
Ntiilalia j. Gat.l, SeofSe ros., -. " lSel !.
,u.o. .IutiS j. THOMAS. Regist<e. \
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Notice for rmb,,ca,ion.
LAND orFieE AT tirNNisoN, coloN.

LAND OFFICE AT tirSSisoS, colonArp.i
. bee. II, iSi6,
Notice is hereby gives that the following nam.
I'd settler has tiled nuticc OF his intenann to
make tinsl proof IN surpor, vf his claim. ,tld
that said prvoi Will be made before \. L. kel-
ioyg, Clerk Dist Geurt, at Delta. Colorado, On
f.b'y IL. 1881. Via. Charles Il. Miller D, s. ~
see Is. swsa s.ss. Sec, y. I. Is 5. X. eS W. Gta
p. ".
lie names tho following witnesses To Prove his
continuous residence upon. amt scuiiiNatini al,
said iai, viz, Edward h iisl.. William +. Uukv,
Edward n. bake. R,Ns .. wihnes ali ~ iio,ch,
kiss oluS 5l5ss5i ~ III 81 lsit y s4st
Is.a-at JOHN !. THOMAS, Register. (
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Notice for pub,,ea,ron.

LAND OFFICE AT GUSSI>os. Colo,
Dee. IS lss.i.
Notice is hereby given that the following. uniaed
settler has flied notice OF his intention in maze
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
pruo. Will be made before T. l.. lSii'rg.s. ClerS
DIST. Court at Delta. Colo, on Jau'y u, lsST viz:
Jscot II. Adams. D. : 81. Ute Series. for the
sell. Sec. ~. I. 10 :, K. 81 W. Gin T.. VI.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous Residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz. John J. NArSh James a. Mccoy,
Seth Il. Crockett. Charles ". nehsu n, all of
Delta. Colo.
I.-!i-I,Is JOHN J. THOMAS Register
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11
Notice for Publication.

LASp OFFICE At GuNNIsoS. Colo.
Dee. II, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice NJ his Intention Ia make
final prOp! iE sp,t his claim. ard thai sad
proof viii be- made before y Il. King. County
Judge At Delta. Colorado, ou Jaa'y 18th. 1881.
VIZ Hugh Williams u. > 80 Tile Series. Tor
the -, nwi+ es swi Sec.il, 1. IL :. t. 70 W. 6t:i
Il. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land viz; Joseph BARKER Lyman Sessions.
David L. kiug. james Slaughter ALI oi Delta,
crlo.
Ie-tI-l-ls JOHN J. THOMAS.
Register.
The Delta independent., 1887-01-11


The scholars of the High school have
formed an Anti-Slang society. The
members ARE to keep an account Of the
Aifrsrent slang phrases they hear, and
che name Of person using the same. Our
devil Is u member and lust eve showed
'is tlla list that he hatl made out, "tip.
too to oackle" liu,.tls 1t and such expires.
sions M "dnrnet," too too,' .'stagger
~ sixculate. "shoot It." and '.too ln-
tensoly Intense" follow down tho
pnys. The devil says lie should "slob.
her" that 1t Is hard work to keep track
OF xll lie hears and talks, of resigning.
Wsllope that thu society will succeed,
and advise ti,e starting Of on Anti.
Gum society. wbkn they get sick Of
ssxisg,